Aesyn's posts

@Artemis: The Event codes?

@TeaTales: Yeah, think fox, but a female one.
Yeah Gravity Falls was great XD

@Artemis: hmm? I had time yesterday and it didn't take me too long XD
they were spaced out anyway XD
Yep, they were so fun. One of the reasons I ended up loving Gravity Falls so much XD

@TeaTales: If you want a hint for the creature, poke me? O3O

@Artemis: I assumed you were lol XD
Done the three already posted, waiting for the fourth >w<
Currently making a little thread on the side about codes and ciphers, but I'm not going to talk about any of the event codes there, just codes and ciphers in general >w<
Event code talk should stay in here XD

@Glume: Isn't history important in every code or cipher endeavour? >w>
Yep. I think history is important to understand how they came about as well *almost launches into a ramble about Braille but doesn't*
Actually, my little pocket book of codes has a little bit of history here and there, it's almost 200 pages but about the size of my hand hehe. I assume that it would only have about 50 pages if it was the size of a normal book XD

@Glume: Ooh yeah, I only really got into them during high school hehe. I finally bought myself a little pocket book of codes and ciphers then. Speaking of which, I took out a library book on codes and ciphers more than 500 pages thick...I think I need to renew, hehe oops ^^;;;

Ahhh, that's pretty sweet >w<

Haha thanks for posting. I thought I'd changed the title but yes, my eyes are screaming for posts hehe >w<

@TeaTales: Ah, good luck.

Ah yes, our trip to this curiously wonder-full place has seemed to make our clock malfunction slightly.

Open for posting.
I'll keep editing my intro in the meantime.

Useful Links:

To ramble about:

Intro

Codes and ciphers have been around for millenia. Currently, there are certain codes that are well-known in today's world, such as Hieroglyphs, Braille, and Morse Code.

Codes use symbols or characters to represent letters, words, or phrases. They usually require a code book (rather like a dictionary) to encrypt and decrypt when using symbols to replace whole words and phrases.


Ciphers are made with a common alphabet (such as the English alphabet), with the letters being moved around or changed to conceal the message. Because the letters are merely being shifted and substituted, no code book is required. Instead, knowledge on how the letters have been moved is required.


Rambles:

Note that the Event Codes will not be discussed here.

I just want to make a hangout to talk about codes and ciphers in general because I love them. Every now and then I might do a ramble post about a different kind of code or cipher.

I don't know how many might come in, though....I won't do a ramble if it'll break the triple posting rule.

I'll reserve a couple of posts so I can keep track of what I want to ramble about and what I already have rambled about.

@TeaTales: You've solved the Whale one? Do you want a hint for the fox/wolf animal? O3O

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@TeaTales: The Third one wasn't added to the front page straight away, it took a while to get put on the front page after being posted I think, idk